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Little sea shells dangling by your window.
I love the seaside so this is a easy way t bring a pice of the seaside in to your room & I think it will make a great gift that's easy and cheap to make.
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You Will Need
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Step 1
Grab all your materials!
I used this earthy cream rope because it looks natural BUT if you like somthing more colourful use ribbon or any other string or even leather strips!IF you go the sea pick uo different shells it will make you "suncatcher" just a bit more intresting & only pick up thos with holes in it already because it is almost impossible to make holes in it yourself.
I used a 2 x 32 cm piece of wood, but again, you can use any size.
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Step 2
Take your piece of wood and round the corners with som sandpaper. For the next part I suggest you you ask someone to help you if you can't drill holes yourself.
Space the holes evenly, I used 5 holes.
Paint the wood the colour of your choice, or just varnish it.
I used a waterbased paint called white wash, wish makes the wood look white but the texture can still be seen.(Great natural look)
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Step 3
Decide on the length of your "suncatcher".
I would suggest that you place the shells in the order you would like them before you tie them together.